Reviews and Comments

There was a big patch in the middle of the book where literally every single imaginable thing went wrong. It got a little overwhelming for a while, but I'm glad that I persisted, because the ending is good.

I wish I'd read this when it came out instead of waiting so long.

I started listening to the audiobook recently. It's 35 hours long, and that's only book 1.

I'm enjoying the production so far. It reminds me slightly of The Sandman audiobooks.

I have to be honest, I'm a bit fed up of everything going wrong. It feels like it's been disaster after disaster for like 100 pages. I really think there should be a little bit more good stuff happening to stop this from just being too much.

I struggled to get into this one as much as the other two in the series. Toward the end things came together nicely though. I hope there are more books in this series in the future, but I wouldn't be too surprised if this is it.

Yikes, Beth is pretty damn harsh to Ed. I wonder what's going to happen.

Finished this on the plane on the way home from England. I love the two stories that I've read so far in this series, and I almost started the third one right away, but I was too close to landing to get far into it, so I'll save it for another day.

I guess I'll give any Tchaikovsky book a read based on these.

I'm listening to the audiobook version of this while I shovel wheelbarrow after wheelbarrow of woodchips off my driveway and into the garden.

I loved the first book in the series, and the first 5 chapters of this one have been great, setting the scene that's all to familiar, but in new and interesting ways.

I read the first book in this series a million years ago, and kept waiting for this to be available digitally. I contacted the author by email to ask about it a long time ago, and he said it wasn't likely. So I bought a copy on eBay and took it on the camping trip I just went on with my son.

I'm struggling to remember what happened in the first book, so I'm going to find a recap online and then try to get on with this one! I'm enjoying it so far, although I'm only a few chapters in.

Thoroughly enjoyable if you like stories of science, astronomy, women's liberation, and travel/adventure. I really wish I'd read this in the approach of the total solar eclipse I saw in April.

I have really enjoyed this so far. I've been making time to listen to it.

I saw that it was tagged as "romance" alongside "sci-fi" but I have to say I wasn't expecting the stuff that just happened, especially while I was out walking the dog!